ACA NO SE SALVA NINGUNO (part. Obie Wanshot)

YSY A's song 'ACA NO SE SALVA NINGUNO,' featuring Obie Wanshot, delves into the gritty realities of street life and the music industry. The lyrics challenge the authenticity of those who claim to be 'calle' (street) but fail to live up to the harsh truths and experiences that come with it. The song opens with a questioning tone, asking how many people truly understand the street life they boast about. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the disconnect between image and reality, a recurring theme in YSY A's work.

The song also touches on the relentless grind and dedication required to succeed. YSY A speaks about his time in the studio, honing his craft and maintaining his skills. He contrasts this with those who pretend to know the game but fall short when it comes to genuine talent and authenticity. The lyrics suggest that true success comes from hard work and real-life experiences, not just from projecting an image. This is further emphasized by the mention of 'mathematics' and 'practice,' indicating that there's a calculated effort behind his artistry.

Obie Wanshot's verse adds another layer to the narrative, highlighting the loyalty and trust issues prevalent in their environment. He mentions relying on his crew (MOB) and the skepticism he holds towards others. The imagery of smoking high-quality marijuana ('Apple Cookie,' 'Acapulco,' 'OG Kush') serves as a metaphor for the elevated state of mind and the exclusivity of their circle. The song concludes with a sense of inevitability and resilience, suggesting that despite the challenges and pretenders, they remain steadfast and true to their roots. This raw and unfiltered portrayal of street life and the music industry offers listeners a glimpse into the complexities and contradictions that define their world.